The first RAD6/RAD18 pathway directs damage bypass by translesion synthesis (TLS) polymerases to evade damaged DNA in an error-free or error-prone manner (Nelson et al, 1996; Johnson et al, 1999; Prakash et al, 2005, 2000).
Seedlings have three traits energy, i.e. health; strength, i.e. how much damage they do in combat; and speed, i.e. how fast they move between asteroids and how well they evade damage in combat.
Evolution has selected an intricate repair system to evade these damaged nucleotides in the genome, and failure of this system leads to greater genome instability.
Taken together, these data suggest that transient checkpoint responses may represent a hitherto unappreciated mechanism that allows TICs to evade DNA damage-induced apoptosis.
In Walt's mind, the blame for the Ted situation can't necessarily be traced back to him, and that's the central tension that drives this show: Walt wants everything to be about him, but he also wants to evade responsibility for the damage he's done.
One of these populations, termed cancer stem cells (CSCs), possess many phenotypic similarities to normal stem cells, such as having the ability to upregulate DNA repair kinases to evade radiation-induced genomic damage (Bao et al, 2006a).
At the same time, we have allowed companies to evade environmental laws, shipping damaging chip manufacturing abroad.
The ability of carcinogens to induce cells to evade the G1 DNA-damage checkpoint and progress into S-phase is known as the stealth property.
The fact that so many senior people around him personally felt confident in making this decision makes it very difficult for Christie to evade that criticism and the damage it will do to his aspirations for national office.
There is always a potential for ROS to evade detoxification and cause oxidative damage to cellular DNA (10) as well as to the trinucleotide precursors of DNA (40).
